Question

Of all the numbers whose literal representations in capital letters consists only of straight line segments (for example, FIVE), only one number has a value equal to the number of segments used to write it.

Answer 1

29. TWENTYNINE

Answer 2

(number)=(# lines)
FIVE=10
NINE=11
TEN=9
ELEVEN=19

suffix:
TEEN=13
so can't add five or nine...

prefixes:
TWENTY=17
FIFTY=11
so again, can't add five or nine...

next prefix after that is FIFTY, and I don't think we're gonna get that number of segments. That only leaves the possibility of a large 3-digit number working, but that seems unlikely

In short, I don't know but it looks like there isn't one o-0

Answer 3

TWENTY is 18 lines. NINE is 11.

Answer 4

Oh you wrote an answer lol
let me look

Answer 5

lol I make my Y's like thishence I saw it differently XD

Answer 6

:P 29 is correct